1 -
Vj. '
I
VOL; XIX.NO, J6fc
8IW BIRS, H. C, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBIR II, 1901.
TWENTIETH TEAR
-54
,-.t
1 lJ.-. '''.2v5k.22fea2k
7 J'
1 '-f-'TT AH
i.lV. tl...l
.ngtuu uuiuco tu me r rout
Up-to-date line of ' ; ,
i-mui
$ Tallnrl Winfpr Grinds $
flS ever shown in New Bern. Our .filackGoods are Better and W
IS heaper than ever before. Take a look at the Black, Fancy W
S and Pebble and Armnse they are Beauties and very reason- w
S able. Dress Trimmings and Novelties, all New. W
j SHOES, SHOES. 1
ft Our line of Mens Winter Shoes have arrived and are com
jfo posed of Latest Styles and Best makes. , M
tWe call Especial Attention to onr Heiser line of Regents m
which is a Guaranteed Shoe M
$3.50
Also a Patent Vici Kid at
A made,
41-49 POLLOCK STREET.
UtStsiSisiVtyviS!'(Stufi' lavftawViawVisr
ON.T
Stop until you get to Parkers',
fresh, nml you get 16 ounces to
lliue just received the following Now Goods:
Cream of Wheat,
New Ontflakee, Small, Medium and Coarse Grits, Big Hominy,
Coined Mackerel, Corned Beef, California Prunes.
Fox Biver Print Bntter, Full Cream Cheese, Pigs Feet,
Pig Tails, Fresh Celery.
If you want the worth of your money give me a call.
Yours to Please,
T. 32- ZF-A-ldrEIK, Jx.,
Wholesale and Retail drocer,
PHONE U9 Cor. Broad Hancock St.
NOTE THE PRICES
At the Planters Warehouse.
F. S. ERNIJL.
113 lb. H.7K.
130
108
3
47
80
50
14.MI.
11.50.
1.00.
28.50.
80.00.
18.C0.
J.M.IPOCK.
108 lb. 13.00.
10 ' ' 2.1.00.
" 37.00
" 8. '.00.
" 47.00.
" 83.M.
88
83
J. at. BIMPKIN8.
475 lb. Q 15.00.
SAM MOORE.
A3 lb. Q 13.75.
15 " " 18.75.
80 " " 18.85.
15 ' 87.0.
26 " " 40.00.
L. a HARPER
S00 lbc O 8.00.
88 " " 31.00
18 " " 85.00.
100 " 86.00.
145 M 18.85.
184 M u 10JP.
. Yours to Please, ' , x
Pfanters Warehouse Co.,
J. It
Our
SK' JD 'HEATERS
; are inland a OompleU line Coal ' Store, Wood Stovee and ileaters.
-, ( Only place In town to find a Wilson neater.' ' We have them lb. three
a sizes. , Onr Carbon Penlnwlarfs the Best, takesj less coal Jto ' rnn the
- Bre than any other. i,'r , .
: ;'; Plre Boards of one piece, Store
j ' . Oome in and look over onr stock and get onr prices boforo buying
: your winter stove. " . v
. a ; Call Bearing Castors.
V . I; . " i . "
7 ' ." OTprompt Delivery and Goods Ouarantced. ,
rsoKi'.r'r .. Gacklll Hardware Co.
147. . j ,78 Middm.Bt NEW EZRft, NiO
iCBURH -I
-!L iU. - 1.4-. TO
Wit wo iuusu wuipiw ui
.. ' s , .
$5.00 which is good as any yjj
where you will find everything
the pound, j
W.J. FRANK 3.
351 lb. & 11.50.
78 " " 18.00.
20 " " 21.00.
38 " " 16,50.
L, V. LANCA8TEH.
32 lb. 18.75.
1U " " 21.50.
83 " " 27.00.
58 " 10.75.
L. DAWBON.
214 lb. 8.00.
100 ' 10.00
3A4 1 " 18.00.
PENNIE WILLIS.
37 IIh. 10.75.
20 " 17.50.
18 " " 13.00.
Ifl " " 13 00.
M. 1POCK
88 lb. 11.50,
28 " " 17.00.
88 8L60.
. , O. Q GAflKINfl.
814 1U. 10.25.
23 83.50.'
80 13.00. '
77 . .".18.00.
150 " 19.00.
HOWARD, Manager.
Boards any size. , , ,
Railway Work to. Be Pushed By
Convict Labor,' : ' s
Mew Balldln; at 0xfor4 Agjlnm.
Cloth Cor ered School Books.
Seaboard Alr-Ltne Ia
spectloa. Feailen
List Complete.
Rauhoh, Oct. 10. The flnlihlng
touches are now being given th specl-
menBof North Carolina wood to be
ent to the Charleston Exposition. There
are about 150 specimen. The treatment
of many of these 1 novel and artistic and
give new Idea of the possibilities.
Work h begun on tbe new Industrial
building at the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
One of the trustee says Industrial work
Is to be made an even greater tea tar of
the life there.. .
Robinson' circu was here today and
the usual throngs of people from the
country came in. The short crops and
bad year were pot out of mind for one
day at least.
The penitentiary authorities Intend to
put every available convict on railway
construction, as soon as the crop can
be harvested. The rebuilding of the
great dykes on the State's own farm,
"Caledonia", on the Roanoke river, is
practically completed. The lease on the
"Tlllery" farm expires this year. This"
will leave only the "Anson" farm under J
lease, and tht year the latter farm I
only nominally operated, about a dozen
convicts being there.
The State superintendent of public in
struction today Issued a circular letter
to county superintendents, recommend
ing the purchase of text books bound in
cloth rather than those In paper bindings
a the difference in cost is but small and
tbe cloth-bound books are far more dura
ble.
Chairman McNeill of the corporation
commission says the commission will
nol Inspect the Seaboard Air Line just
now but will go over it soon. It is hard
ly possible for It to investigate tbe re
cent accidents. That would require
summoning witnesses, etc. If the inves
tigation of, an accident were Instantly
made something of valne might be ascer
tained. For this reason there will be
merely a very careful inspection.
Attorney General Gilmer, who has
been very successful as a fruit-grower
at Waynesvllle, Haywood county hat
uad tent him superb specimens of apples
from his orchard?. He sold bis crop on
the trees to buyers who on the spot bar
reled the apples and shipped them
north.
The auditor has not yet completed the
revision of (he pension lists. As was
stated some days ago the Slate board of
pensioners has finished its work, and the
delayed applicants, 'which came in too
late, will have to go over until next
year.
The Golf club, which has its links on
the Cameron field, between Bt. Mary's
College and the Agricultural and Me
chanical College, I about to begin it
season. In compliment to Col. Bennham
Cameron it takes its name.
Dr. Ball's Pills tor Liver Ills.
One pill a dose. Box, 50 pills, 10 cts.
Cure Constipation, Liver Troubles, Bll
lousness Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, Fe
male Complaint, Stomach and Bowel
Disorders. Dr, bull's Pills never gripe
Wedding of Rockefeller.
Pbovioxhci, R. I., Oct (.The mar
riage of Mis Abby Greene Aldrlch, sec
ond daughter of United States Senator
Nelson W. Aldrlch, to John Davidson
Rockefeller, Jr., of New York, only son
of Mr. John D. Rockefeller," the Stand
ard Oil .magnate," was, celebrated this
morning at 11 J0 o'clock la the ballroom
of the teahouse, an attractive structure
on the estate of Senator Aldrlch at War
wick Neck, about 80 mile from Provi
dence. '
It I said that tbe bridegroom Is pros
pectively the wealthiest young man la
tbe world. '-J-r-?-V. c':v
vV- i . ' . i ' .'i i, ; -jCr y.
C. M. Phelps, Forestdale, Vu, say Ms
child was completely cured of a bad ease
of eczema by the use of De Witt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Beware of all counterfeit
It Instantly relieves piles. F. 8. Duffy.
WcKlnley Postal'Carost'f.
Wasbinotov, Oct. 41. Edwla 6. Mad
den, Acting Postmaster-Oenera), today
announced that the department had de
cided to bav the likeness of President
MoKlnley appear on the next Issue of
postal card. ... i j , --y: '
Under -the. new oontract these card
wilt be Issued thortly after December t.
The head of McKlnley will replace that
of Jefferson, In us for some years on
tbe ons cent domestic postal card. ' The
head of Adam will continue la use on
the smaller card used by ladle, the
likeness of Grant on the double, or re
ply, postals, and the head of Liberty on
tbe international postals. Under tbe
bead of the late President will appear
the word "McKlnley" and the date of
his birth and death. ., v , .
CASTOF1IA
For Infants and Children, .
RaRfci Yea i:;:3';;:;s Cr,.!
FWa the
C'natntrs
..
MARRIED DC CHRIST CHURCH.
Mr. George B. Flint sad Miss Elizabeth
. Ashe at Raleigh Yesterday.
Special to Journal. - . .
RjoaiaH, October 10. At noon today
at Christ Church, Miss Elizabeth B.
Ashe, daughter of Capt. ' Samuel Aoourt
Ashe was married to Mr.' George B.
Flint of Albany Ga. The bride' sisters.
Misses Mary Porter Ashe and Josephine
Ashe were the bridesmaids. Tbe bride
was given away by her father.
The U. D. C Meeting.
Special to Journal.
Chablottb, October 10. At today's
session of the annual meeting of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy tbe
committee on the Soldiers' Home Hos
pital made Its report. It was a fine
statement and shows that the hospital is
equipped with a balance on hand of
$148.
Mrs. Parker, chairman of the commit
tee of the North Carolina room at the
Confederate Museum made her report,
whioh was received by a riling vote.
Mrs. Allen, chairman of the Jefferson
Davis Monament committee reported
that $1,186 had been received for North
Carolina up to October
DeWitt's Little Early Risers never
disappoint. They are safe, prompt, gen
tle, effective In removing all Impurities
from the liver and bowels. Small and
easy to take. Never gripe or distress.
F. S. Duffy.
Sharp Reply to Mason.
Wasdinoton, Oct. 0. During a call
today from Senators Cullom and Mason,
of Illinois, President Roosevelt had oc
casion to make some pointed remarks
about the Canal Treaty with Great Brit
ain, which will be sent to tbe Senate for
ratification. Senator Mason while be
talked with the President said:
"I am opposed to any treaty on the
subject of the canal and will oppose ll
Tha United States should Ignore the
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty and after abro
gating It go ahead and construct the
canal without any reference to any other
nation." :
Quick as a flash, it is said, tbe Presi
dent took Issue with Senator Mason.
He said that any man who was opposed
to the canal treaty which the Adminis
tration would send to the Senate would
have to go far to explain his conduct to
his constituents. After the treaty was
read the man who opposed It would, in
the President' opinion, have to recede
or assume the position that he was not
only an enemy of the canal and of the
United 8tales, but alo waa a friend of
Great Britain to the exclusion of his
country.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM
Effectually yet gently when costive or
blllious,"to permanently overcome hab
itual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity,
without Irritating Or weakening them,
to dispel headache, colds, fevers, nse
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
COUNTY AFFAIRS. .
Proceedings of the Regular Monthly
fleeting of Commissioners.
The Board met at 10 o'clock a. m. Oct-
7th, 1901, at the Court House in New
Bern, It being the regular meeting of
said Board.
Present commissioners, Jones, Wood,
Baxter, Wadsworth and Fulcher.
Oa motion It Is ordered that W. B.
Pearc be instructed to furnish Jerry
Bryan with 11.60 In rations and send
bill to the county.
It Is ordered by the board that James
Broaddue be and Is hereby exempted
from poll tax oa account of infirmity
and disability. , " - ,
Ordered that James Williams be and Is
hereby exempted from poll tax he being
an Insane man.
Oa motion the bill of Berry More-
dlth for $181.00 for repairing Batchelor
Creek bridge wa allowed Jot above
amount.'' , '
Board look eoess until 180 o'olock p.
so. pursuant to recess. -:r ""." ''
Present Commissioners, Jones, Baxter
Walswortb, Wood and Foloher,
Ordered that insolvent list presented
by Tai Collector Klnsey be referred un
til October 8tn, , 1001 at I o'clock and
said list wbea printed have affidavit at
tached to the effect .that said list Is a
true and eorreot list of all the Insolvents
la the county.:' :;j-,,Vf -, ., :-'i
The Board proceeded to draw Jury to
serve at a term of tbe Superior Court to
be held o the ,11 ih Monday after the
1st Mondsy la September, It being Nov.
18th, 1901.. - ;-i'-.'.X: I
No. 1 townshlp-Jas W. White.'.; '
No. S townshlpr-Joha B Morton, T.
B-Parlfoy, David Purifoy, O. A. Gas-
kin. ::;. V-
' No. t townshlp-W. P. Lane, .John B.
Avery;'"'!- ..'.. '.;,.-;-.
No. 6 township W. ft. Dennis.
" No. 7 township Geoi B. Latham. .' I
' No. $ townsblp-T. J. .Tamer, W. B.
Blade; Joha F. Hand, Chas. B. Hill. O.
T. Hancock, IS, B. Parker, T. O. Hyman,
T.H. Moore. f . .,
. No. fl township T. D. Arnold.
. On motion board took recess until 0
o'olock a. m. Oct. 8th, IDOL
- The board met at 0.80 o'clock a m.
October 8th, 1901, purauant to reoes. ..
Present commissioners, Jones, Baxter,
Wadsworth and Fulcher.
Tbe Board proceeded to draw Jury to
serve at a terra 'of the Superior Court,
Criminal term, to be held on the 10th
Monday after the first Monday In Sep
tember It being the 11th day of Novem
ber 1901.
No. 1 township W. A. McLawhorn,
O. H. Dixon, J. B. Harvey. Noah Gas
kins. 1
No. lownship-L. Ii. I pock, A. N.
Whltford, E. E. Gasklns, Alex Hearn,'
R. O.Wayne. ,
No. 3 township Hugh Lane, C. R.
Saddler, T. B. Ipock, Samuel C. Lane.
No. 8 township R. L. Wynne.
No. 6 township Elijah J. Godwin, G ;
A. Webber, J. F. Rhodes.
No. 7 township B. W. Ives.
No. 8 townshlp-W. C. Wlllett, P. J.
Hudson, J. A. Jones, E. E. Harper, T. J.
Baxter, D. R. Williams, J. G Du; n, J M
Register, George A. Barfoot, M. M.
Bhute, J. E. Register, A. E. Pittman, W.
P. Burrus, B. E. Moore, F. R. Hyman, J
M. Howard.
No. 9 township J, Q. A. Flyhus, Jesse
Atkinson.
Ordered that the resignation of Albert
Gatllu as keeper of Street's Ferry be and
hereby accepted to take effect on the 1st
day of November 1901.
On motion of Commissioner Wads
worth, W. A. Wilcox was elected to fill
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Albert Qatlln as keeper of Street's ferry
which said vacancy takes effect on Nov.
lit 1901-
Board took recess until 2 o'clock p. m
Oct 6th 1901.
Board met at 9 o'clock p. m. pursuant
to recess.
Present Commissioners, Jones, Baxter
Wadsworth and Fulcher.
On motion tbe Treasurer's report was
read and adopted and ordered spread
upon tbe minutes.
Report of D. L. Koberti Treasurer of
Craven County. For September.
Gen'l Fund, Bjpt. 2, To bal
ance 2,140 24
General Fund, Sept. 30 By
vouchors 2,050 08
120 56
Jotaroiit Account.
Sept. 2. By balanco
FeiMt N.. t.
Sept. 2. To balance
Pence No. 3.
Sept. 2. By balance
28 11
31 05
7 71
Bpeelat Bridge Fund.
Sept. 2. To balance 139 61
Flae and PenHltlea.
Sept. 2. To balance 134 82
Sept. 9. To J. M. Hargett 4 85
Sept. 18 To L. E. Lalblnghoupc 5 00
D. L. Roiirrth,
Troas.
On motion Ilababe Abroams be allow
ed to peddle without license until the 1st
day of Jany 1902 on account of Infirmity
and disability.
Board took recess until Monday Oct. 14
1901 at 10 o'clock a. m.
' EUNRBT M. GllKKN,
Clerk Board Commissioners.
When you cannot sleep for coughing.
It Is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that yon need a few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to allay the Irritation of throat, and
make sleep possible. It is good. Try It.
For sale by F. S. Duffy & Co.
THE MARKETS.
The following quotation were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham ft Co, New Bern,
N. O.
Naw Yoax, Oct. 10.
Oottom; Open. High. Low. Clow
Oct 7.99 8.08 7.99 8.08
Dec
January..
March...
May....
. 8.01
8.01
8.01
7.98
8.10 8.00
808 7.99
8.05 7.97
8.06 7.94
8.10
8.08
8.08
8.09
Chicago, Oct. 10.
Open. High. Low. Close
89 69 69 60
Whbat-.
Dec
May....
Ooaai
Oct
Dey....
Bibs:- .
vOct......
... 721
Open.
72
High.
72, 72J
Low. Close
55
56f M
Low. Close
825 825
... 66t S6
Open. High.
.. 827, ,830
New York, Oct. 10.
Open. High. Low. Close
8Toc-si-Sugar
Am. 0......
U.aL.
Tex. Pao...
Am..O.F.
V.B. S i,....
Oon.T
Pec
K.W..i
.. 115 118 115 118
... 8G 89
86
89
m
40
85
19
89
.f 8
V.'8
44
so
88
48
S5
81
4? ,
44
00
88
48
Bo By
,' Spots 4. Bales 80,000 bales. ,"'' ,
' Future, Oct-Nov. 184' Nov-Deo 4.19.
Apr-May 4 15.
',"V'
rORT BKOIIFTS.
-.M'
'.v. .; Bams week-t,
'' j : last yesr;
Last week "
"814,000
This woekT
Bat. 45000 .
Mon. 43006 .
Tue. 67000 .
Wed. 85000
Tbars. B2000
Frl. .
' 809,098 '
40000
.49000
J100O0
50000
. 55000
craooo
'840,000
;fHFTRT7'S
Sai
Extra Spiced PTT "CJC
Cucumber . , jL I JlL3
New Crop. Sweet Mixed and Sweet Cucumber Pickles.
Old Fashioned Plain Buckwheat new crop
Fulton Market Corned Beef. Pigs Feet and Tripe 5c lb.
New Crop Carolina Rice 10c qt.
Coffee drinkers will do well to try our Genuine Java
Roasted Coffee at 20c lb or G lbs for tl.OO. It cau't be beat.
Smokers and chewers of Tobacco will find an up-to-date
stock to select from at McDaniel's.
It will pay yon to examine our stock before placing your
order elsewhere1
-Satisfaction Guaranteed-
Yours to Please,
.1 1.
Mm
jj vi us BViavuaiaiiuui
'Phone 91.
rutting things
Afray.
When you put away the
groceries you order from
us we want you to notice
The promptness of de
livery, the cleanliness of
the goods, the full, honest
measure, the quality of
what you get.
There is abundant reason
why yon should send us your
order.
Fresh lot Baldwin Apples
just received.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer.
mmmmmmmmnmmmmm)
miniixiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiimiiiiinm
Try Our
Delicious Coffee.
A. & (J. Blend, 20c lb.
Strait Java, 25c "
Maracaiba, 20c "
Good Coffee, 16c lb, 2 lbs for 25c.
Choioo Coffee 11c " 5 " " 50c.
A sample pound of onr coffee will convince you that we
Bull the BEST Coffee in the city for the money. Fresh from
our Roaster and ground to order.
Respectfully,
ARCH BELL & CO.,
Phone 194. 75 Broad St.
IXIXXIIXIIIIIIIIXXXIIXIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIXIXIIIIIIIl
FOR SALE !
Valuable Colli Gitiiit Hint
The Cotton Ginning Plant situa
ted on Trent River, in the City of
New Bern is for sale,. There are
Four Gins, Steam Press and neces
sary machinery, with ample power
to operate the plant.
The plant is admirably situated
on wharf with deep water, accessi
ble to all kinds of craft, and near
the business part of the city.
For information and terms ap
ply to
M. DoW. STEVENSON,
Attorney.
Auptibn Sale!
There will be an' Auction Sato of
Household sad Kitchen Furniture at the
residence of Mr. W. B. WarUrs, 188 rol
lock street, near' George street, Friday
morning at 10 o'eloek. ' . .. - (.
; 'i'S:v'::!l; & B. 8THKST, '
-'i-:,j:'V Aaotlonstf,
ft yv r-.-BowAtA v, t. .. :
W "V- i."Kp Oct, 7th ism.-.'.
My Dear Brother Georg.-Tonrs 4th
Inst received, sad sot glad, very glad, to
know that In placing the orders, that
yon gsvs tbs one for brick, to Moon's
Wood Yard. Bavlng been buying wood
from there for three years, and having
always proven so satlstactoty, that I
.know you have made ao mistake, -i
Well, yoa can look for m home, tn
steamer Neuie nest Sunday, and Oh,
: won't I be glad to once more be la Old
Kt T n .
J : . Iter yours, . ,
- ' ' AXXW
i new v.ru-i
El
Wholeaale
Retail
Grocer.
71 BrGl
sBglr If'
X&jf
Phone 137.
Skits That m
are manufactured by a few firms in the
northern states.
We carry a line of the best paper and
metallic shells for shot guns and rifles
of every bore. Both black and smoke
less powder, drop and chilled shot
wel t. mix,
Dealer la Bictolis, Fran saws, Brornxe
Goods, Paosoaaanra, Jos Pmnmiia,
Btraasa iBrasvs, Baas, Paaaaas, Ac
l-3 MM4k SL Hf IBM, I. C
The East End of the IlarTey
Ilonse -18 Desirable Bcoms, with
water bath and gag,
1 Applj to .
J. IS.
Nt. g
mm
KfXXJ II ilXHA
.' Ml IIiddls 8rf ' ; ; i " ;
NErJ BERN, - N.Oi',1